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NeRre Shut.

Henry Fischer became involved
in difdeslty With Monroe Hart, eel,
Ored. on the farm Of Mr.. Barhan,,
near Lavinia. Carroll county, last
Wednesday, and shot him in the arm
with shot gun. Fletcher, who has
the reputation o. being a desperate
man. has 'kiPPe,i- out and had NOT
heen arrested At last accounts. Hart
is doing very we'll. The gun heing
charged with squirrel shot was prsba.
blv all thai saved bis life.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY OFFICERS.
R.N sts"s. Mayor,
W. h. Bryant. CITY Marshal.
R.B. Mitchum,I y. BlsnkinshiP. h. Z;
uaun, Il. L. Edwards. g. W. Harrison and
,. 4. TAylsr, Aldermen.
CHURCHES.
B,ptist-Chureh street. J.. P, Weaver, pas
:or. Preaching every Sunday morning and
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
W.tsodi.s~N ORTIZ Main street. Z. 3. Graham,
~ stor. Preaching every Sunday morn ng AMI
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ting. Sunday school9 am.
Cumberland Presbyteria n-South Msie a.
{. D, Lewis, paetor. Prsaohing every sun
day morning and evening. Prayer mesting'
Tuesday evening. sunday IchoolsAm.
MASONS.
Milan Lodge, No. I9l--Josish ClaybrOnk " 4.
NJ; RE. EdwA De, Secretary. Meets LIST Mem
day Night in each month.
K.sfH.
Liberty Lodge. No. 453-W. e.. VsnhOsk,
VictAkoF: T D Jackson. Reporter. Lodge meets
Grst and third Friday niEhtsin each month.
X. fP.
Prosper. lodge. No. 2i--H.W. LOvinE.C c. G.
". Y. Willis msin. X. r. 8. Meets every
Thursday night.
l. U. wv.
StOnewall Lodge. No. S0-A. Chamber I;
I'm. D. L. Jordan Recorder. Meets third
I'D fev-.' FRIDAY niRhts.
r. and L. Of II.
Eagle Loars, 10. se-Meets arst and thir-
Monday nights in each month. B. d, rae,
p: WA. Wade. Secretary
AGRICULTURAL WHEEL.
Gibson County Wheel meets the fr't Thprs'
Nv. Pitmsn, Pres. M. 3 johnson. Sec..
Walnut Grove, No. 81, meets Saturdays be-
fore the first and third Snudays IN each
nonth. L. W. PitmAn, Pres J. X. Mccoy.
No. IS meets the LIST and 81 Saturdays in
zach month. S. II. Hughes. President. }. W &.
Thomas, IT,, Secretary.
Pratt's Ne 70, meets on Saturday before the
.lrll moon n each month. J NJ. Pratt Pres.
I. j. Lsssenberry. See.
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MAkRIED.

A very large number of friends
congregaied ut the Meth ,disi church
in Humboldt last Wednesday evening
To- witness the marriage of the charm.
ing Miss Pearl Williams. daughter ol
I. j. Williams, Esq, and Prof. John
H. Kelley, Of Vanderbilt University.
The ceremony Of the Methodist rtunl
WAS imPreSSiveIy performed by DR..
Warner Moore. The church was
handsomely decorated aud the bridal
party, preceded by TWO little flower
girls, marched to the altar while lhr
welding march was played. After
the ceremony the couple lett for the
eastern cities on Il bridal tour. The
Exchange heartily sends its choice Of
blessings after tho happy Yair, and
wishes them lohg, useful aud happy
lives. The groom 10 tho son Of Rev.
Dr.. D. G. Kelley, and i' remembered
by this writer rs \ bright little hoy
only . few years hack /; while HE
sweet bride was u lovely little child
only yesterday, it seems.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09
Please Read This.

It is trifles that make up the trou.
t,les Of life. In my business At this
Olace | have spared no pains or money
to make Il nice store, Everything is
nice, new and cheap. 1t is ~ store of
ANAL article. 1t takes money and
time to keep it up. It is a treat to
aice people to have nice things in
their midst. Aud | hope such a store
will he not only success to myself
hat . real convenience tn all. want
to leave Milan liking the people and
they liking me. Everybody 10 invited
to call aud look for themselves. keep
many things not usually found in =
small town, and many things that will
interest you, aud novelties will hs
added from time to time. Now ! only
want to sell nv goods for cash, money
down. M "he around Ia morrow"
will suit me. | wsnt TO he treated NJ
clever as want to treat you. f"u
gill not I've horrd 10 huv. Such things
A. may please you. huy and pay fnr
them. gill correct any mistakes
mad. with ynu
J D. WILLIAMS.
Ton HGRRIsoN. Agent.
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Th0s. Hammond, son m Urlah
Hammond, Esq, few miles south
of here, who has been iTaking, on 4
freight train On the Valley road, fell
from n car ut Shelby statIon,e Miss.
last week aud broke his neck. His
remains were brought here for inter
ment last Satur lay. He had many
friends about here, and was very pop.
u!ar in his. neighbOrhood.
The North British and Mercantile
insurance company, represented here
nv Stone Il Wade. had risks Of S12..
500 in the ClarksVills Ere and about
$1,000 in the Mckenzie FIRE. This
grand old company is doing. "bOss
business" everywhere, and, "a she has
$40. 900, 900 paid up capital, loss Of
$40, 1000 is not felt BY her as much az
an ordinary man would feel the lbs,
Of $40. II you want gilt edge insur.
ance, call on St,ne Il Wade. They
represent companies worth nearly
500 100000.
Attention is called to DicksOn's rev
douhlr-column ad. onthe eighth page.
Mr.. d. has just received one IF the
largest stocks of goods he has brought
to Milan. and they are just suited ia
this market. His Taste and judgment
are we'll known to Osr people, and
when we say that he has, if possible,
beat his own record in buying thi'
stock the public will know that he has
something worth seeing AMI huying
His hoys were decorating and dressing
the show Windows yesterday, aud they
now are "thingS of beauty" indeed
Go and look at the big stock Of pretty
new goods.
Veruer IL Co. have just received
one each of the celebrated Walter A
Wood self binding harvesters, reaper
and moving machines, aud have them
set up ready for work. They are at
tracing much attention from oul
farming friends, and the criticism W,
have heard isAli favSrehle.. The self
6in'iihg hSFs-ster has " tho lates
improvements, steel drive wheel, bun
die carrier, etc, is lighter in Seighl
and draught for same with of cut
the most cnmpactly built, and car
stand more knocks, strains and veal
than any other. 1t isalso sold cheap
er. The mower also has heen enthL.
siastically spoken of by good judges
as being the lighteSt running ard hes
machine Of It's class ever seen here.
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DIED.

The friends of the family are panied
to learn of the death Vt Mrs. Sarah
T. Long, wife of Mr.. J. &, Long, at
their residence near Gibson. She
died last Wednesday, aged about 81
years, after long illness Of consump-
ton; hut she WAS ready and willing
to go, being cOnsecrated and faithful
christian, loved by all who knew her.
Her husbands grief is almost unbsRr>
able, afflicted and crippled as he is,
and he has the tenderest sympathy Of
this writer and of eur whole commu-
nifty, The remains WGe inferred At
Wright's Chapel on Thursday, With
religious services by RSvS. Weaver Of
Milan and Day Of Gibson. Absu,
one Thousand people attended. a re-
markably large nunher, thus showing
how greatly they loved her.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

The flowers that bloom in the
spring" seem to have held a convsn-
ton aud sent their representative
beauties to the millinery palace Of
Mrs. Mathis, judging by ths gorgeous
display at her opening Of new goods,
She has returned from the market,
where she purchased the muSt fashion
able hats, honnetS, feathers. flowers,
ribbons. etc, regardless o: price, aud
the elegant beauties nov shawn in her
parlorS would grace the queens Of
fashion in any city. Our lady reader,
should 90 aud see for themselves, for
We cannot describe the bewilderins
array.
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10 the Ladies'.

We have opened Disseminating
establishment at the residence Of w.
y, Williamson, where we are pre-
pareI tn take measures and make
dresses to order. We have the latest
fashion plates, and guarantee salts
faction. MISS SALLIE CATHEY,
Mrs. w. Y. WILLIAMSON.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09
~SMAEIACHANGE.

barefoot glory.
Wonder if the street COMMITTEES will
reach ia this year.
The schouls here re, eived FSO.3O
FROM the dime show. A pretty nice
lift.
The Bryant Il Jackson house Is be-
ing thoroughly repaired and over>
hauled.
The last two or three pleasant days
thawed out the fishermen and the
snakes
Ii the rorsats B. Wocd, of Sy
racuse, N, ~. wishes agents I" sell
are like the sample sent To this "thce
at.Sl.75. they are worth about 5oc.
Sleeping.car travel is not near SO
heavy since free passes have heen
Withdrawn. A man with pass
could afford to AXE a sleeper, and
generally did.
If the Exchange is not mistaken, n
terrific howl will soon tss> raised
against the interstate commerce law.
We already hear grumblings in Milan
1T increased freight rates.
To morrow 10 Easter Sunday. II is
also quarterly meeting Sunday at the
Methodist church here, when Presid'
ing Elder Moore is expected to preach.
OF course a large cOugregaIisn will
greet him.
Louis Goodman, colored, is noG 90
good as his name indicates. He was
locked up Tuesday night ali a charge
Of gambling and vagrancy, AMI on
We inesday was fined SIS and cost
by Mayor stone.
The Jackson District Advance is
the name If new paper which has
reached We. Rev. Warner Moore, Z.
D., IL its editor, and the subscription
price il only twenty cents q year.
Every Methodist ii the districtshould
read it. I
Rev. N. P. Ramsey preached and
Hon. w. |. Mcfarland lectured last
Sunday night ut the Methodist church
on the su ject Of missions The con-
gregation we're we'll pleased and prof.
ted thereby, aud a handsome collection
was lifted.
Mr. Matt. WheelerS residence
caught fire from spark on the roof
last Monday morning, but WAS discov.
cred before any damage was done
Every body should he very Caution;
about fire during the windy weather
We are having.
Elder Black, assisted by Elder Nc
Colby, of CartsrsviIle, Ga. and Ell
der Moody, Of Brownsville, is CON
ducling a successful revival at thu
coIored Baptist church. There have
heen several conversions, aud much
interest iS manifested.
Warren q. Richards. impersonatol
Of various characters, a Ia Sol Smith
Russell, had a small audience out I,
hear him Tuesday night. A repor
had got out that he would not be here
which probably kept many away
Some of his rsnd;tionS we're very
! good, and others otherwise.
Capt. Miller is painting, paperinE
and overhaulinE the Southern Pacific
Hotel and fitting it up beautifully
II is uoM the neatest and hSndSOmss
railroad hotel we know Of anywhere
The ticket Offices and passengers
waiting room have Alss been repaint
ed, making them look much better.
Mr. j. G. MCCOllum, Of Hunting
don, last Thursday delivered her
forty tons (Sevsnty ave wagon loads
of fertilizer from the National Fer
tilizsr Co., Nashville. This populs
company is fast growing in favor will
our people, and another year vii
probably send. them y great man.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

LAWNS, ORGANDIRS. PER.
GALES, PENANGS, PRINTS, y
wagon load. BIesrhed. Brown ana
Sea IslaLd DOMESTICS. WHITE
GOODS in India inenS, Victcria
Lawns and Barred MusinS in endless
array.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09
DRAPERIES

is tao pretty to describe on paper; you
will have to see them to get y correct
idea.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

GotnS N Rhodes' Tin Sop and
call for & 90 lin Ware aud you will
VT u
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

All kiad>'t Grm cries snld cheap
anJ drliv.r,d toarv part Of the tow II
Lv T. ". ADAMS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

.dtEAf JACKSON ROUTE.
- ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
utter May Il. 1873, trains will leave
&iiaa rs follows:
SpUrH. NORTH.
~. |. At S:J' dm M, :. At 5:oi AN
90. ). at 2:20 pm No. 4. Ut l2:2l pm
Passengers are also allowed to ride on the
'all wing freight trains daily except sunday;
sVurH. hOkTh'
M 7 II 2:4opln No. s. at 1910 m
- and Ruu every day except sunday.
h. II. bRowS, Ticket Agent.
N. HANs0E, Den Pass. Agent. Chicago,
ri. !. " COLEHAN. Asst q. A., Ne"
lrl4uas. La
LOUISVILLE l. NASHVILLE R.k.
?rains leave Milan a. follows on and after
Nov II. 1855.
PkssENGER TRAINS.
81. south. Isay"s ut......'.,.."..,.,.' l:iS am
Ns.1 - ..."""....."...' i2t5 pm
Ne. J. asrth. - ......."......"...... 2:l5 pm
W. I. ............"....".. 1857 ar
sata fruit train leaves ..........,."... pm
y. F.CAN rW ELL. Ticket Agent
sc. 4 st. L.
t!NA'A,!ilIS 49, Ar Mckenzie, AZ ~
- T:S5pn 1915 pm
KIsY SOUND.
Mckenzie s:o5 pun Ar Nashville 7:depm
20 Of. r cANTwELL. Agent.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

Go 10 the Variety Store Ia get fresh
and cheap gno,is. T. W. ADAMS
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

Can suit and ct anybody. Any
price, from 75c to IS.
HOSE for the Ladies AVID Little
GirlS--sOmething like Que Thousaas
Pairs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

Come aud see this Splendid StOOk
Of G"odS. 1t won't enst you spythinE,
and We are. never 20 happy " when
showing gond'. This is positively the
largest aud hest stock in Milan. The
whole thing is beautiful arrangement
Of all kinds aud colurs.
All this is to be seeG only At
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

THEE
PEOPLES
SHOW ]!
Erect r
THIS GREAT SHOW is NOW
OPEN, AND WILL REMAIN
OPEN FROM z Am TO
9P NJ. EVERY DAY
BUT SUNDAY.

II is, without doubt, the Greatest
Free Show that has ever struck Milan,
and is strictly 6rSt-class in every re-
spect. All who fail TO zoe il will mis-
the chance Of the season. On exhi
hilton every day,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09
The whole array is
Gorgeous to Behold,

and the prices on all these are so very
well suited to the times that every one
is more than surprised. ,rhe line Of
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

Ton HARRISoN. Agent.
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All this is to be seen only at
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-12
MARKETS BY rELEaRAPH.


NEW YORK. April IL, noon.--Stocks active
but steady. Money easy 1T Sos per cont.
EXchange--long "a S5(1i $50; snort 81 $50
01i N634. state bonds duh but steady. Gov
erumeDt bonds dull but steady.
$500 D. m.-Excnange fairly active and
strong at 81 S31<Cg4 IS. Money easy at 3ye96
per cent, closing offered 4. sub Treasury
Dalances-Gold. Sl85, 0ja. 900; currency. sl5.
7s4 ,OcO. Government bonds dull bat firm
four per cents. l231E: three per cents. 100.
state bonds duh but steady.
The stock market was feyerish and unset
tied to-day. being never more than ilrm but
mostly heavy, and for snort Intervals weak.
Tue news Of tile day was meagre and uniul-
pOr ant. IL being holiday In London, there
was no drbitrage business but there was
far trading by speculators At outside points.
The great feature of the day was strength In
Reading. There was considerable excite
ment In IL. The circulation OF the rumor
that at q meeting in Philadelphia to-day all
opposition was 10 be Withdrawn and har-
mOniOus action taleD by all Interests ma
teraily affected the price OF tho stock. which
opened at 45]s and closed at 40l Z. New Jersey
Central sympathized closely with tho move
mcnJ Ia Reading, and though ~ was only
moderately active, wa decidedly slrOnger.
Other coal stocks followed the general
market. The remainder Of the list was only
moderately active aud without feature ~
Importance, except In few Of the special
Ties. The opening was generally nrm AZ 80
= per cent. above saturdays ClOsiDE, but
these advances were not maintained Ia early
nea lngs. ana almost the entire market
yielded fractional amounts. These lOsses,
how ever. we're afterwards generally re-
covered, bnt toward noon hengineas again
teeaas apparent eAeePt IA 4eadilG @ha
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CONsIGNEEs.

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings-W Miller, Chesnutt 81 ON, John
Lawton, J q SuulvaO Il Co, III Myers a Bros.
Grady, Del h Co. M BOley Il SON, I'm II oil,
w w Gordon & Co, Baldwin q Co, K # Rob-
erts. Il II Tatem, Ellis, h Go, ID II Cam pei
Peacock, II d Co. Id
Per Charleston and savannah Ry. april 10
A Einstein's sons, q w Tiedeman. II Tan
wanbana, Lee Roy Myers, Byek 4 .. Is Mat
thew, NJ Msnael q Bro, Jr Williams.
Per savannah, Florida ana Western nv,
April l0-Forlg ONCE. Jno FlanDerv a Co.
Epstein q W. Frierson & Co, Dale. u & Co,
Nfg Co, AoInhArd Bros a 20, w ID simkins
III Myer. Bros, hlnstsin n l.. M Ferst 4 Co
A Enrich a Bro, 4 McDleshan. Standard Oh
Co, A nanley. NJ Boley & Son. stats. Z II
Warp. d & bacon ~ Go, w w Gordon 4 Co,
A II imam DiOn. III II Lewis Chestnut 4 ON
Y Henderson. u Lowell n son, r. Il Roberts
> + Williams, GarBett, ; Il Co. Ellis, Y Il Co
NJ II ID Mcintyre, l. Jones. Baldwin a
90
Per Central Railroad. A pril To- Fordg AIT,
III NJ Conner \ 90, w w Gordon 4 Co, Mon.
tseue q 90, Woods & Co. Nj Maclean, Akers
Bros Ohlander Bros, NJ HUI, Ludden a. H.
w Ticdeulan, Pullman = Car Co, j Y Bry-
IN, w ID Dixon, u Schwarz, ID A hltick's
SOFAS. A Enrich & Bro, u NJ Farley. "A e Hull,
DscEer6 4. . Levin, Meinhard Bros n Co
Honlinsn, Reiser " y, McDOnough n co. q
N Ryals, II Myers& Bros. ID q Bacon n Co
j = Williams, 4 II Carson. nj Mendel a Bro,
Ferst 4 60. Campbell Bros, 5 A Einstcin,
A Einstein's Sons, G l. Jones. Il r johnson,
j stewart, Peacock, n n 60, Llppman Bros,
Il Quinn. A IL Fawcett, Il Roth wei, S Cohen,
X spier, u Il Lester.
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The following special to the MORNING NEWS
is published for the benefit of our Florida
and Georgia readers and those Interested in
fruits and vegetables. and can be relied upon
as accurate ana reliable:
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Savannah
steamer arrived to-day. bringing about 6.0oC
PACKAGES vegetables and oranges. Prices
show wider range, as some arrived in an
irregular condition. Cabbage. % 50s4 oC
per barrel; wax beans, So 50a4 90 per crate
green, 81 OOa3 co per crate; Savannah peas,
81 0oa3 90 per crate; Florida cNcumbers, 81 sc
as 90 per crate; squash, 81 gag 90 per crate
strawberries in great demand, owing ia
warmer weather, and sold at 80a60o per
quart; oranges. fancy, s. 00a8 GO per box
russets, 81 00a2 so per box.
10 .E G.S PALMER
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Comfy Right to Manufacture James s. Percef
Patent Artificial Stone

The invention has for its object the production of an
Artificial Stone and Patent Block suitable for all Building
and Paving purposes possessing strength and hardness and
free from eorescence when exposed to the air and con
the letters of patent This Stone is formed into Block
any suitable mods and of any desirable color shape
and be made any place where good Clean siIcios
sand or broken rock is to be had
copa Orphan Home being erected in this city, Jefferson
and Liberty streets. =
We all parties to not make buy articles
protected by patent and owned by us.
Call at the Factory, foot of William street. at the
Companys Office ll6a Bryan street. and leave your order
for Sidewalks etc.
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SAVANNA All,
100000

This company deals in superior quality of ARTIFICIAL
STONE for all building purposes Buildings Pavements Curb
mental Tops Stone Trimmings for Brick Buildings Side
walks of all kinds, Cemetery Lots Garden Walks Flower
Vases Corridors and Office Floors Well Curbng Fire-proof
Vaults for Banks and Private Residences Fountain Bases
fact this composite Stone may be applied any of the
made of Brick Stone and is protected by letters
patent Our Stone reproof and of fire the walls
will not crack like Brick Natural Stone Marble of which
give sufficient proof This Building Stone has been
recommended by the Florida Medical and Surgical Journal
Which says This Stone will be the building material of
the future for aside from its beauty uls all the requisites
of sanitation and economy,
Our Blocks have the air space in the Block for circua-
ton of air.
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FOR SALE !!
State and County Right to Manufacture
James s. Peirce's
Patent Artificial Stone /!
Minnesota, Florida. Louisiana and Georgia Sold.

My invention has for its object the production of an
ARTIFICIAL STONE and PATENT BLOCK suitable for all Build
ing and Paving purposes possessing strength and hardness
and free from eorescence when exposed to the air and
consists in the combination of ingredients particularly
scrbed the letters of patent This Stone is formed into
Blocks in any suitable molds and of desired color
shape and be made at any place where good, clean
sicious sand or broken rock isto be had.
JAMES S. PIERCE
At the Companys Office, 116i Bryan street, at the
Factory foot of William street, Savannah Ga.
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Wheat. No. 2 red sac. Corn, No. mixed 4oc
Oats. No. .. soc. Provisions firm: Bacon,
shoulders 6 6ol6c. Rulk meats. clear rib sides
loo, clear sides 85c. loose shoulders 5 625Sc.
Mess pork, sl4. Hams, sugar cured, l2(Sl3c.
Lard. choice leaf SC.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, April IL, noon.-Splrits turpen-
tine steady at 3Sl.c. RosIn steady at 81 l59
l20.
$500 p. m.-spirits turpentine firm at $50.
Rosin duh at 81 1901 20.
CHARLESTON, April ll.-Spirits turpentine
dull at 34aIc. RosIn steady; good strained
65c.
WILMINGTON. April N.-Spirits turpentIne
firm at $3.50. Rosln firm: strained $50, good
strained SOC. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur-
pentine Arm; hard 81 20; yellow dip ana
virgin 81 90.
RICE.
NEW YORK. April ll.-Rlce steady.
NEW ORLEANS, April u.-Rice steady
Louisiana ordinary to prime $4,000,
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Johns Hopkins. for Balti-
more-S C Leonard, q NJ Bailey, l. ID Board
man, Henry Scott, 6 Cherry, . Dorsey, N q
Lee, NJ Courtney.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and wav
Iaudings-W II Bartlett. } G Richardson. p A
Bryan. J w Boykin, g W Floyth, Z Enicks.
Peoples, 4 EnicKs, w O johnson and
wife, c A Lafctte and wife, p f Davis. w r
Davis. w W Enicks, j Lewis. II II Peoples
w NJ West. II II Holt J o Brunson, a Har-
rlngton, r L Carr Rev Mr. Baynarc, + John
son, Mr. Stsley, Miss Mollie Enicks, Miss Sa-
rah Broils, w NJ Omar. Metzger and sister,
Lille Powell, Mrs AnnRh b Goodman, Mrs NJ
Il Mitchell, and is deck, LUG" ~
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pani;a.
KlSsIhf NEE CITY BANK,

Klsaimmee City, Orange County, Fla.
CAPITAL .......,.................. 900
HNRAHsACT a regular banking buslness,
n Give particular attention 10 FLORIDA coll
lfctiOns. Correspondence solicited. Issue \ .
change on New York, New Orleans. savan.
nall and Jacksonville, Via Resident gents
for I0utts a Co, and Melville, Evans A C., ~
aanaon, EnE.AAd. hss Or eoFTssposasnti
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

PoULTRY-Market steady; receipts heavy
demand light for grown; half to three-auar
ters grown III good request. EGGS-MErket
irregular, with fair demand; receipts very
light. PRANUrs-Ample stock: demand far;
market hrm and advancing. sUGAR-Gcor-
gia and Florida nominal; none in market.
HONEY-No demand, nominal. SWEET PoTA-
TOEs-Scarce; receipts very light; demand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-12

CEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. -No'ice IL
VI hereby given N all persons having de-
mands against DIEDRICH W. HENKEN,
deceased, To present them to me properly
made out within the time prescribed by law,
80 rs to show their character and amount;
and all persons indebt 10 sad deceased are
hereby required TO make immediate payment
10 me. GESCHE HENKEN,
Administrator estate DIV .HenEen, deceased.
APRIL 4, 1887.